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[in a cabin in the mountains, Jim wakes up and bangs his head on the table he was sleeping under]
Alex Rieger: Jim, are you alright?
"Reverend" Jim Ignatowski: Yeah...uh ... who are you?
Alex Rieger: I'm Alex. We're friends, we work together.
"Reverend" Jim Ignatowski: What? are we, lumberjacks?
Alex Rieger: No, we're cabdrivers.
"Reverend" Jim Ignatowski: I bet we don't do much business up here!

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Tuesday, April 30, 2013

It hurts to think we live in a world where these kind of people can cash their paychecks in the daylight. They should hide in shame:

A House resolution sponsored by representative Barbara Lee (D, Calif.) and cosponsored by House members including Keith Ellison (D, Minn.) and Carolyn Maloney (D, N.Y.) is pushing Congress to acknowledge the “disparate impact of climate change on women” and adopt “gender-sensitive frameworks” to address environmental change.

The resolution argues that climate change may have a particularly dire impact on women. Climate change, it says, exacerbates food scarcity, and “Food insecure women with limited socioeconomic resources may be vulnerable to situations such as sex work, transactional sex, and early marriage that put them at risk for HIV, STIs, unplanned pregnancy, and poor reproductive health.”

How about we wait until we have the first climate-change induced prostitute and then we'll address the problem.

Two women, in a bar somewhere, "I don't know, what do you want to do?" "I dunno, it sure is hot. Wanna become prostitutes?"

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So, when the 'climate change' end comes, women may be able to earn a living through various sorts of transactional sex, and men will be... ...screwed... ...and therefore we need to help THE WOMEN MORE?